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Matlock Town Council makes every effort to ensure that the information on this website is accurate and up-to-date. However, we can not accept responsibility for any loss or inconvenience caused by reliance on inaccurate material contained in this website.

SEASONAL INFORMATION:

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR REFUSE COLLECTIONS

CHRISTMAS RECYCLING

WINTER SERVICES (Gritting, Snow, Travel etc)


Matlock Farmers' Market

Every Third Saturday of the month

The next farmers' market

Saturday 17th December

Imperial Rooms
between 9am and 1pm

Meet Farmers' Market Traders

Matlock Bank

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Latest News ....

Set a date to visit the next Matlock Farmers Market

18th February 2012

9am-1pm

The Imperial Rooms

  

Hall Leys Park celebrates Centenary

June 23rd saw the 100th Birthday of Hall Leys Park and we wanted to celebrate.
For more information www.hallleys100.co.uk


Volunteering Opportunities

If you can spend a few hours each week and like doing practical work, our Project Officer from Groundwork Derby and Derbyshire is waiting for your call.

The Town Council is actively involved in the organisation of the Victorian Matlock Christmas Weekend and East Midlands and Matlock in Bloom and are always looking for volunteers on both committees to help organise and participate in these events.

"Make a difference, help out"

Contact: townclerk@matlock.gov.uk

Matlock flowers 2007

WELCOME TO MATLOCK

Matlock has good facilities for shopping, leisure and recreation. The recently refurbished Hall Leys Park is in the centre of town surrounded by many of the shopping areas. If you enjoy a quiet stroll in the park or fancy a bit of skate boarding, Hall Leys offers it all.

The town owes much of its status to John Smedley, who built the imposing Smedley's Hydro, now County Hall, and Riber Castle, the imposing, mock medieval castle overlooking the town. The town has excellent transport links with direct trains running to the town from Derby and regular bus services to the town. Peak Rail run a preserved railway from Matlock Riverside to Rowsley South, some services are steam operated.

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